liqueur glass

She filled a second liqueur glass and handed it to William.

He had brought two little liqueur glasses in his pocket from the saloon.

"You and I are really in a similar situation," he said comfortably and emptied his liqueur glass.

A little liqueur glass had been pressed into service as a water goblet- Fuzzy-scale.

He looked at the half-full coffee cup and the liqueur glass, and left both alone.

He poured a thimbleful of vodka into a chilled liqueur glass.

There are also wine glasses, silver services, liqueur glasses.

Pills and liqueur glasses containing various medicines were ranged around his place, and he took them in turn.

He passes the stuff around in tiny liqueur glasses which hold about as much as a thimble might.

The dessert course was a $1,000 piece of jewelry wrapped around the stem of a liqueur glass.

A liqueur glass will do as a kind of cookie cutter; dip glass in cold water periodically to avoid sticking.

Lobster and Champagne were on the table beside her, and above hung an enormous telephone receiver covered with liqueur glasses.

As for the oldtime measuring with tumblers and liqueur glasses, who measures things so precisely in culinary work.

And do you know what a fifteen-cc liqueur glass of Poictesme, brandy sells for on Terra?

They sat after dinner in the salon, drinking their coffee and something richly potent and velvety from delicate liqueur glasses.

The T-bone, accompanied by a small liqueur glass of Michael Anthony's house steak sauce, was deemed worth its price tag.

"By no means," Sassinak replied, twirling her liqueur glass gently, around on the damask table-covering.

From left: The tilted roly-poly liqueur glass is $4.95 at Crate & Barrel.

She'd brought a glass of white wine for me, a beer for Henry, plus two liqueur glasses and a small ornate bottle filled with amber liquid.

All but the tiny cups of cha and elegant after dinner liqueur glasses had been cleared when Sassinak turned to Kai.

Black bands striped his liqueur glasses, ovals were embossed in gold on calling-card cases, and fabrics were patterned with circles within squares.

Her face was impatient, her lips moving fast as she talked to someone, and almost instantly a maid appeared with a small silver tray bearing a liqueur glass.

Tequila Tasting Glass The Riedel tasting glass is a long-stemmed, graceful liqueur glass.

In a glass taste-off - the tasting glass versus a standard liqueur glass - an aged tequila showed more nuance and depth in the Riedel.

"Remind me to call Susan tomorrow," she said, holding her liqueur glass with both hands in front of her, and looking into his eyes, filled with an imploring stare.